Verify a Deed
Mode 1 · by SHA-256 hash (planned)
Section titled “Mode 1 · by SHA-256 hash (planned)”- Open the StreetLedger verify page
- Paste any hash (with or without the
sha256:prefix) - Hit search · either the canon owns it or it does not
Mode 2 · by slug or DDEED id (planned)
Section titled “Mode 2 · by slug or DDEED id (planned)”- Same verify page
- Type a slug like
probability-of-closeor a DDEED id likeDDEED-VOCAB-CRE_TERMS-CAP-RATE-v1 - Match returns the full deed + canonical hash
Mode 3 · by pasted canonical JSON (planned)
Section titled “Mode 3 · by pasted canonical JSON (planned)”- Same verify page · third panel
- Paste any DDEED-VOCAB JSON
- The browser computes SHA-256 client-side (
crypto.subtle.digest) - Compare against the published canonical
json_sha256
Verify it yourself today (shipped)
Section titled “Verify it yourself today (shipped)”DefendableCloud already supports zero-trust verification of its per-org DCR-* receipt chain:
- Client-side recompute —
GET /ledger, then recomputereceipt_sha256over the canonical JSON (orjson sorted-keys) of each receipt and confirm it matches the stamped value and parent-hash link. - Server recompute —
GET /ledger/verifywalks the whole chain, recomputes every hash, checks sequentialorg_seq, and checks eachparent_hashlink. Tamper with a stored payload andokflips tofalse, pinpointing the offending receipt.
Zero round-trip · zero trust required. The math is the math.
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